This strategic expansion aims to support the growing flow of cargo through major hubs such as Luanda and Soyo.
The partnership aims to integrate its operational expertise to enhance cargo handling, supply chain management, and transport within Saudi Arabia.
By 2030, the Kenya Ports Authority plans to add 21 berths through public-private partnerships, with the goal of positioning Lamu as an alternative to the ports of Mombasa, Djibouti and Port Sudan.
By deploying this technology across multiple strategic sites, the authority aims to manage rising cargo volumes while maintaining international security standards.
The organization remains committed to monitoring security to ensure the safety of its fleet.